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Realistic Pokémon Artist Puts All His Recent Work Into Giant Impressive Collage
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RJ Palmer, whose work imagining Pokémon as realistic creatures is always impressive, recently gathered up a number of his creations into one huge collage.
Palmer refers to the montage as his season 2 collection of designs and says it features more than 100 species of Pokémon on his deviantart page. Alongside the montage, Palmer has also released a printed book of the collection, which you can find here.
For more impressive work from Palmer click the links to see Yveltal, Latios, Latias, And Salamence, Zapdos and Voltorb, Ninetales, Steelix and Onix, Kyogre, Tentacruel, and Omastar, Kyurem, Raikou, Abomasnow, and Mr. Mime, Gyarados and Rayquaza, Lugia and Tyrantrum, Giratina, Feraligatr, and Meganium. RJ Palmer has been creating these impressive realistic Pokémon for quite some time. You can see more of his collection on his blog, as well as his DeviantArt page.
[Source: arvalis on DeviantArt, rjpalmerstore.com]
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